How to watch the Week 6 Bengals vs. Giants game on TV or live streaming

The Cincinnati Bengals (1-4) are less than touchdown favorites (-3.5) against the New York Giants (2-3) on Sunday, October 13, 2024. The total score for this match was set at 47 points.

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How to Watch Bengals vs. Giants: TV Channel and Live Stream

TV channels: NBC

Live stream: Watch this game on Peacock

Insights into the Bengals

The Bengals’ offensive attack has looked good this season as they rank sixth in the league with 140 total points (28 per game).

Through the air, Cincinnati’s passing attack has looked good this season as it ranks fifth in the league with 1,315 total passing yards (263 per game).

On the ground, the Bengals rank in the bottom ten in rushing yards this season and are sixth-to-last in the NFL with 480 total rushing yards (96 per game). They also rank 17th in rushing yards per attempt (4.3).

Cincinnati ranks fourth in the NFL in terms of third-down shooting at 47.5%. He ranks eighth in the red zone (64.7%).

Cincinnati’s defense has struggled this season, ranking 30th in the league with 145 points allowed (29 per game).

When it comes to pass defense, the Bengals have given up 1,070 passing yards this year, ranking them 19th in the league. They rank 28th in the NFL in passing touchdowns allowed with 10.

Against the run, the Bengals are bottom ten rushing yards allowed this season and are giving up the fourth-most rushing yards in the NFL with 757 (151.4 per game). They also rank 19th in yards allowed per rush attempt (4.6).

Defensively, Cincinnati ranks 26th in the NFL with a red zone percentage allowed of 66.7%. Third down percentage allowed is 31 (47.5%).

Giants Insights

With just 89 points (17.8 per game), the Giants have struggled to put up points this season.

Through the air, New York ranks 12th in the NFL with 1,091 passing yards (218.2 per game) and 22nd in passing yards per attempt (6.1).

On the ground, the Giants have totaled 516 rushing yards (22nd in the NFL) and 3.9 rushing yards per attempt (25th).

New York ranks 19th in the NFL in third-down percentage at 37.5%. With 43.8% it is in the red zone in 27th place.

So far this season, New York is mid-table with 20.8 points per game, 13th in the league.

When it comes to defending the pass, the Giants rank 14th in the NFL in passing yards allowed (1,003) and 17th in passing touchdowns allowed (seven).

The Giants were middle-of-the-pack against the run this season, ranking 13th in the league with 577 rushing yards allowed (115.4 per game).

Defensively, New York ranks ninth in the NFL in red zone efficiency allowed with a rating of 45.5%. It ranks ninth in third-down efficiency allowed at 33.9%.

Bengals leader

Joe Burrow threw for 392 yards (76.9% completion rate) with five touchdowns and one interception last week. For the season, he has completed 72.3% of his throws for 1,370 passing yards, 12 touchdowns and two picks.

On the ground, Chase Brown managed 46 rushing yards (3.8 YPC) on 12 carries last week. He has now completed 41 carries this season for 230 yards (5.6 YPC) and two touchdowns.

Zack Moss’ stats from last week included 24 rushing yards (2.7 yards per carry) on nine carries. In terms of season statistics, he has carried the ball 57 times for 211 yards (3.7 YPC) and two touchdowns, in addition to having 15 receptions for 124 yards and a receiving TD.

In the receiving game last week, Ja’Marr Chase caught 10 balls on 12 targets for 193 yards and two touchdowns. For the season, he compiled 29 catches (36 targets) for 493 yards and five scores.

Last week, Tee Higgins had 14 passes thrown and he caught nine balls for 83 yards and two touchdowns. This season he has caught 18 passes (on 30 targets) for 182 yards and two scores.

Mike Gesicki saw two targets last week and caught two balls for 31 yards. Regarding his stats for the season, he was targeted 21 times, with 17 catches, 178 yards and zero scores.

Defensively, the Bengals’ Cam Taylor-Britt has 21 tackles and one interception this season.

Giants leader

Daniel Jones has thrown for 1,138 yards (227.6 per game) while completing 64.0% of his throws for six touchdowns and three interceptions in five games.

Jones also rushed for 108 yards and zero touchdowns.

Malik Nabers has recorded 35 receptions for 386 yards (96.5 per game) and three touchdowns in four games.

Devin Singletary has rushed for 221 yards (55.3 per game) and two scores in four games.

Additionally, Singletary has 10 catches for 72 yards and zero touchdowns.

In five games this season, Wan’Dale Robinson has 32 receptions for 230 yards (46.0 per game) and two touchdowns.

Defensively, Dexter Lawrence has helped lead the way with 16 tackles, 4.0 TFL, six sacks and one pass defensed in five games.

On the other side of the ball, Jason Pinnock has led the way with 25 tackles, 3.0 TFL and three sacks in five games.

In four games for the Giants, Micah McFadden has collected 31 tackles, 2.0 TFL and 1.5 sacks.

On the defensive side of the ball, Bobby Okereke has posted 30 tackles, 3.0 TFL and 1.5 sacks in five games.

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